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My Ride: Carbon Black 535d Sport. Black Dakota leather, Media and visibility pack with adaptive Xenons. Hi-fi, servotronic, grad tint screen etc etc
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I replaced the rear pads yesterday. I didn't replace the sensor as it wasn't touched. The pads still had 2000 miles left according to the computer. Anway, I drove the car and then tried the reset. The car resolutely refuses to put the mileage back to a positive figure.
Do I need to change the sensor, even though it's untouched? Seems daft if I do.
Any ideas?
Matt
Do I need to change the sensor, even though it's untouched? Seems daft if I do.
Any ideas?
Matt
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I replaced the sensor and reset everything OK. Cleary the sensor needed replacing. ![Big Grin](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/biggrin.gif)
Matt
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